Thanks to all who have volunteered to review my list of books. Of the books I posted earlier today, only the following are left: Sharon Heaney CONTEXTUAL THEOLOGY FOR LATIN AMERICA: LIBERATION THEMES IN EVANGELICAL PERSPECTIVE (Paternoster) Christopher R. Seitz…
As some of you know I am currently the Review Editor for the Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology, published jointly by Rutherford House and the Scottish Evangelical Theological Society. With the permission of the Ref21 editor-in-chief, I am going to…
This story illustrates well what happens when Christians build a subculture rather than living as resident aliens within the culture.
My Summer reading has started with John R. Muether’s new biography of Cornelius Van Til, which I am enjoying. My theological reading list for the next few weeks includes Michael Haykin and Kenneth Stewart’s The Emergence of Evangelicalism: Exploring Historical…
Check out this excellent article by David Fairchild at Kaleo Church. Fairchild clearly outlines how the Gospel not only shapes biblical theology but also creates the rationale behind mission.
“From the New Testament’s point of view, those who have almost forgotten about their own spirituality because their focus is so exclusively on their union with Jesus Christ and what He has accomplished are those who are growing and exhibiting…
Thanks to Denny Burk for posting this.
As promised, a gem from The Beauty of God. Here is a stanza from Jill Pelaez Baumgaertner’s “Nunc Dimittis” — part of a series of post 9/11 poems based on a funeral liturgy: We will follow the coffin back down…
Alas, things have been so busy that I have not really entered into the mode of summer reading yet — at least what I would call summer reading. But I did have some long airplane flights last week, so I…
